Bargaining Etiquette in Grenada

Bargaining is generally limited to informal settings like roadside stalls, craft markets, and with taxi drivers if the fare is not posted; in shops, supermarkets, and restaurants, prices are usually fixed and haggling is not expected. A friendly, light negotiation may work for souvenirs or produce, but it should stay polite and low-key, as Grenadians tend to value courteous conversation over hard bargaining.